Salga KZN has condemned ANC MP Sylia Lucas after claiming that load shedding was 'not the end of the world'.
ANC MP Sylvia Lucas at Park Hotel in Sandton on 1 February 2022. Picture: Gallo Images/Daily Maverick/Felix DlangamandlaLucas made her statement on Tuesday during Parliament’s debate in response to the State of the Nation Address delivered by PresidentAddressing the media on Wednesday, KwaZulu-Natal Salga chairperson, Thami Ntuli said it was “depressing” to hear the National Council of Provinces , which generates electricity.
“ must remain within the parameters of what has been allocated. The financial year still has two or three months so it’s important that in terms for their own projections they don’t get to exhaust that because someone gets to pay for it and that somebody will be the end consumer,” the minister said.
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